Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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241 10 rrghl Ron Shwklee Galen Gnlentine Sherri Winkler Marty Boxxens Dune Keelcy Beth Carey Debbie Bailey, joey Cook, Bert Goulait, hrls Harris On the lighter side of our music department are the folksingers-the Sing- outs. There is never a dull moment for the audience with leader Chris Harris adding humorous com- ments about an upcoming number, This group pro- motes a great deal of spirit at programs-in school and out. All folk loving Tigers are invited to try-outs in late spring.

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Girls, Chorus 4 H A gq: at , V9 I. ,I ,, 'D J 6 if Q' ii' it , J ' i , m if g ' v ff' f -l ii at - X at tc .1 re A ' Inf Row KL lo Rl: Janet Loeffel, Sherri Winkler, Carolyn Salisbury, Lynn O'Connor, Angie Sumler, Nancy Etkin, Della Phipps, Sharon Nickolson, Shirley Sullivan 2nd Row KL zo Rl: Mary Lassick, Brenda Amis, Linda DeLong, Debbie Richards, Kathy Hardy, Mary.Murphey, Cheryl Pomphrey, Nancy Fischer, Harriet Smith, Mickey Schaffer, Kristi Thomas, Sharon Sharps 3rd Row KL to Rj: Rhonda Hitchcock, Joyce Belton, Lawanna Hatcher, Letha Mac Elwee, Sharon Miller, Brenda Levi, Margaret Moore, Bonnie Bowers, Debbie Nowack, Carol Mc Gowan, Billie Seaton, Jean Groenthal, Jacquie Dowell, Kathy Humphrey, Terry Gibson. 411: Raw KL to Rl: Cheryl Stup, Shirley Van Stratam, Barbara Knepp, Judi Black, Anita Banks, Joyce Anderson, Pat Browder, Peggy Ludeman, Sherri Nevelof, Chris Parry, Nancy Lawrence, Marty Maness, Judy Buckles, Bettsy Tidler, Kay Vaughan, Mrs. Shannon Two outstanding choral groups are the Girl's Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Shannon, and the Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Nonnemacher. Both groups strive to uphold DuVal,s fine musical repu- tation. Music programs are for the benefit of all, but they hope to spur interest in music and the pro- grams offered to incoming students. Concert Choir A gi Lf- ,gi Pa 'L' Q , ffm? ' f 1:1 Row KL zo Rj: Herbrette Clinton, Gloria Wright, Carmel Barksdale, Linda Bowley, Lenny Proffitt, Chris Harris, Mike Chick, Thomas Hoy, Becky Hutchings, Alice Coghill, Cindy Allen, Cathy Hardy 2nd Row KL to Rj: Mary Harrison, Jennifer Shavell, Diana Keely, David Annin, Joe Varron, Richard Thomsen, David Thorp, Roy Foreman, Cassandra Parker, Carole Burchette, Jackie Dowell 3rd Row IL to Rl: Brenda Harris, Chris Barnard, Eva Cicero, Sue Bezdek, Kitty Horton, Bill Blythe, Merle Nichols, Robert Swope, Ken Chroniger, Shigeshi, Fynette Eaton, Kay Vaughan, Pam Ostrom 4117 Raw KL lo Rl: Gayle Brown, Johnie Rollins, Jacky Brown, Pam Davis, John Draley, Jack Walsh, Ken Wilson, Ken Senses, Frank Andrykovitch, Steve Naylor, Jim Allen, Wanda Snyder, Donna Reid I97

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American Field Service is Slafzjing: Miss Baker, Lorraine Buonviri, Linda Osler, Glenna Ashley, Kathy Smith Sealed: Murai Shigeshi, Griffith, Kitty Edens So what's AFS? AFS, or the American Field Service, tries to promote better international relations and understanding through the students of this country and foreign countries. The AFS sponsors both a foreign exchange student and a DuValian hoping for a chance to spend a year overseas. This year's exchange student, Nelson Faundez, is a native of Chileg his counterpart abroad is Evan Parker, a '66 graduate who is now living in Italy. Hopeful candidates for next year's program are Seniors Ruth Lehman and Peggy Ludeman. The AFS club raises the money for these students, so Peggy Griffith, the president, and other club members sponsor bakesales and other fund-raising projects. One of the most successful projects and certainly the most fun, is the student-teacher basketball game. NELSON F AUNDEZ, DuVal's Foreign Exchange Student Yeo Hee Koh, Carol Pietruszak, Peggy